Hebreos 9:15

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Puíticha ema Cristo, éma yátupiquenehi viyehe abogado, téchajiurucahavihi tayehe eta táequenereruhi matratunehi ema Viya. Eta máepenirahi ema Cristo, mavachacharipahi tamutu eta vipecaturanaini viti máichuhaqueneanahi éma: viti, énapa ena náinapureanaini tijacapanahi eta táinapurénihi matratune ema Viya. Tásiha, yátupihi eta macuchucuirahaviya, máijaracahavi eta vítaresiraya máitavacacayarehi.

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